Monthly Archives: March 2012

The Ideal Bookshelf by Jane Mount – Children’s Books

As I’ve said before, the bedtime storytime routine is a very important one.  There are so many special memories and moments created while reading to your kids.  And of course, there are books that stand out for whatever reason: it may

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Book Review: Orla Kiely’s Colours and Numbers

Image Courtesy of Mirror Mirror I’ve always been a fan of Orla Kiely prints and stationery, so you can imagine my excitement when I found these baby books!  These cloth-bound books are not only visually appealing to baby, but also

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Old Storybooks Turned Placemats

I found this idea in Real Simple Magazine.  What a great way to repurpose those old, worn children’s books that have seen better days.  This is an easy DIY project about anyone can do.  All you have to do is

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Newborn Photography Using Children’s Books

Isn’t this such a cute idea for newborn photos?  Newborn photography has really evolved over the past few years – and I just love this image taken by JordanQuinn Photography of baby sleeping atop a stack of classic children’s books.  If

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Featured Author: Jennifer Adams

Loving these new BabyLit board books by author Jennifer Adams.  Just take a look at the titles – Pride & Prejudice, Romeo & Juliet, Alice In Wonderland, and Jane Eyre…classics adults love turned into visual masterpieces for your baby.   Finally books both babies and

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Train Wall Decals Turned Floating Bookshelves!

If all your little one can say is “choo choo!”, then you will love these Train Floating bookshelves!  I found this idea on Wee Decor’s blog…some moms are just so creative!  What a great way to inspire little boys to

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Book Review: Eric Carle’s 1 2 3

Eric Carle ranks high on my list of favorite children’s authors – not only for his writing, but mostly for his vibrant illustrations.  Perfect for teaching number, color, and animal concepts, Eric Carle’s 1 2 3, helps little readers count to

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Kids Library Bags by Cocoon Couture

I should be writing a book review about now, but I have an online shopping problem so retail wins!  I found the cutest Australian-based online boutique tonight called Cocoon Couture.  I have a weakness for anything with birds and owls

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I {heart} Land of Nod!

I was flipping through the Land of Nod catalog that arrived yesterday and discovered this modern reading space for kids. I was especially drawn to the Jaya Rocker because of its versatility.  This chair has a life beyond the nursery

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Storia: Download the New Children’s App For 5 Free E-books!

I definitely prefer regular children’s books, but e-books have their time and place.  I especially enjoy purchasing the e-versions of my kid’s favorite storybooks, because they are so interactive and fun.  They are a perfect alternative to turning on the TV…and great

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